Son Diego and Los Angeles Cofs Join in Reqctivcltion of Sonto Bnrbcrro - Venluro Counties Hoo-Hoo

Robert E. Gallagher, a young' man who is dedicated to the progress of Hoo-Hoo and Supreme Gurdon of the Supreme Nine of the International Concatenated Order, was the guest of honor on the evening of April 27 when the Santa Barbara-Ventura Counties Hoo-Hoo club r'vas reestablished. The concatenation of nine Kittens took place at a special dinner meeting held at the Pierpont Inn in Ventura, California.

Much credit should be given Pat Deardorf of the Peoples Lumber Company, Ventura, for his unselfish effort in trying to reactivate this group. Pat rvas elected president of the nen' club, rvhich just had a sufficient number of members to start the ball rolling.

In addition to Pat, the new members are J. Harold Fay, E. Sidney Mercer, Theodore A. Still, William S. Winfield, Joseph Wm. Rau, Gawain Logsdon and Herbert Carter. Norm Deardorf r,vas reinstated in the order during the concatenation and Timber Raker, of Sand l)oor and Plyrvood' Los Angeles, \\ras initiated rvith the group but will become a member of Los Angeles Club 2.

All of the Kittens, u,ith the exception of Fay, rvere employes of Peoples Lumber Company in various cities ad-